Sentence examples for would deliberate on from inspiring English sources

The issue quickly became a case for the city's High Court, which said it would deliberate on a petition, initiated by Mr. Butt and a coalition of religious conservatives, to block the name change.

If he is found guilty on any of the charges, the entire ethics committee would deliberate on a suitable punishment, which ethics experts say would most likely be a letter of reprimand or a formal censure.

The finance minister said in his budget speech that the government would deliberate on allowing foreign investment in retail and that it may be a way to counter food inflation.

Although a judge decided to grant bail to the defendants, a spokesman for the public prosecutor, Abdel Meguid Mahmoud, said the court would "deliberate" Wednesday on the decision to release the seven officers.

"The government has proven this beyond a reasonable doubt," she said for each of the 10 counts on which they would deliberate.

Duchamp would work and deliberate on one piece for nearly ten years.

Perhaps it is a reach to expect voters to elect a president based on an imponderable: he may or may not appoint new justices, who would then deliberate on issues that have yet-to-be determined.

The department would then deliberate on whether to recommend a so-called "Presidential Permit" for the Keystone XL line -- required of infrastructure projects that would cross an international border.

But, he declared, they would deliberate separately by order.

The former chief executive would deliberate but not vote.

The committee begins deliberating on Wednesday morning.